All articles by Stuart Watson – Page 14
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MarketsSevern shifters
A year after acquiring Severn Trent Properties, ProLogis is gearing up for a development drive.
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Markets
The market in minutes - East Midlands
Stuart Watson gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Markets
Forest branches out
The suburb of Clifton could be rejuvenated by Nottingham Forest’s proposed stadium.
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MarketsCastlewood you believe it?
Wilson Bowden’s site at junction 28 of the M1 finally has a future.
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MarketsWestfield weighs anchors at Notts Broadmarsh centre
Debenhams and M&S signings enable £700m retail scheme to proceed
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Insight
Meet the Manufacturers
As two reports show brighter prospects for UK manufacturing, Stuart Watson talks to three manufacturers about their approaches to industrial property
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News
Introduction
As the global economy shifts, the industrial and distribution sector is often the first to feel the euphoria or the pain. Manufacturers run their businesses on a knife edge between profit and loss, and logistics operators must respond swiftly to changing patterns of production and consumption.
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InsightGreenland’s virgin territory
9 Former Astral and ProLogis man Jeremy Greenland tells Stuart Watson about his new company, Evander. Photograph by Victoria Nightingale
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ProfessionalEco-friendly to the letter
Shed giants are putting aside their differences to agree on a common sustainability standard.
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NewsPower sharing deal
ProLogis has adopted the European model of splitting a single shed between several tenants.
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MarketsRegions to be cheerful?
Stuart Watson and David Hatcher break down the national sheds market region by region
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ProfessionalGordons 1bn grab
Shed developers are resigned to the abolition of rates relief on empty buildings.
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Markets
Prupim on track for station at Green Park
Plans for £15m scheme submitted to Reading Borough Council
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MarketsBack in business
Latest reports suggest business parks are showing signs of recovery. Stuart Watson analyses the trends
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MarketsThe appliance of science
The government’s drive to make the UK a world leader in scientific research has made science parks an attractive target for developers.
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Markets
Making legal history
Kier’s latest project the Supreme Court symbolises constitutional change.
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NewsA quarry tale
Laing O’Rourke is preparing to tackle one of the east Midlands’ biggest and most complex industrial sites. The construction giant will build a manufacturing plant in the disused heavy industrial area of Steetley on the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire border. It will also produce a masterplan for further industrial development on the ...
